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Understanding children's grief can be challenging, but through the power of visual expression, it becomes more accessible and meaningful. In this insightful and compassionate book, Lynn M. Snyder-an experienced art therapist and founder of Common Ground Grief Center-offers a unique perspective on childhood bereavement. Drawing from years of experience, she combines her passion for visual learning with heartfelt stories and artwork created by grieving children and teens. These powerful images provide an intimate glimpse into their emotions, offering valuable insights for parents, caregivers, educators, and anyone seeking to support a grieving child. Through personal anecdotes and professional expertise, the author shares how children process loss and how visual expression helps them navigate their grief journey. This book serves as both a guide and a source of comfort, providing practical tools and understanding to those who want to offer meaningful support. With the wisdom of young voices at its core, it is a testament to the resilience of grieving children and the transformative power of creative expression.

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Lynn M. Snyder, LPC, ATR-BC, FT is the Founder and Executive Director of Common Ground Grief Center located in Manasquan, New Jersey. The center is dedicated to supporting children, teenagers, and their family members who have experienced the death of a parent/adult caregiver or sibling. Lynn is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered, Board Certified Art Therapist, and holds a Fellow in Thanatology (FT) from the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC). In addition to her position as Executive Director at Common Ground, Lynn supervises graduate students and provides skill training to new volunteers. Lynn is an active member of the community, continually working to build relationships with organizations and schools. She has presented both locally and nationally including: NACG, the Compassionate Friends, ADEC, ASAP-NJ, American Counseling Association, Rutgers University, and many local schools and hospitals throughout New Jersey.Lynn was part of the adjunct faculty at Monmouth University, where she designed and taught a course on children's grief for their graduate mental health counseling program. Lynn authored her first children's book, ""Little Ruby's Big Change: Talking with Children About Loss, Change and Hope."" ""Little Ruby's Big Change"" has been used in schools and other organizations that support children. Lynn's second book, ""Life On Pause- Grief Through the Eyes of Children and Teens"" will be out in 2025.

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